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When people sell, they often find their stuff is worth far less than they thought. - Julie Hall The era of cheap stuff might be over, thanks to President Trump’s globe-spanning tariffs.

The 'de minimis' tax exemption allows duty-free imports on orders that are less than $800. Going forward, Trump will tariff those packages at 30% of their value or $25 per item.

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This isn't a coastal elite value. The ability to take our stuff for granted, because it's long been so cheap and easy to access, binds together Americans of all classes and creeds. It's not the ...

Most prices gradually go up most of the time, but over the 20 years before the pandemic, the basket of physical products that typical shoppers bought didn’t get even a cent more expensive.

But Mr. Trump and his advisers are betting that they can sell an inflation-weary public on a provocative idea: Cheap stuff is not the American dream. “I couldn’t care less if they raise prices ...

Photo: Roberto Schmidt/Agence France-Presse/Getty Images President Trump’s tariffs threaten to amplify a big inflation challenge: Even before the new levies landed, a long run of everyday stuff ...